@heyshrutimishra: my screen time is dropping. I talk to agents more than I open apps now. that's the shift Amjad is describing and it's a…
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A tweet highlighting that AI agents may soon replace direct app usage, echoing Amjad Masad's prediction that using a computer will become optional as work changes radically.
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my screen time is dropping. I talk to agents more than I open apps now.
that’s the shift Amjad is describing and it’s already underway.
Amjad Masad (@amasad): By next year, using a computer will be optional. Work will radically change.
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